Mobile phones make people's garbage time disappearing. In fact, the more emphasis is placed on time and efficiency in human society, the more fragmented time the geographical location changes. The fragmentary time in life, such as rush hour at work, travel, queues, restaurants, and even boring meetings and toilet time, is often seen as boring garbage time. Now, new mobile apps are making the garbage time more meaningful. According to the "long tail" theory, people and family, friends, and outside society do not need real space and time. They are able to move their fingers at random, and these are mostly moving and temporarily stopping. Time for private space geospatial fragmentation is reconstructing "prime time".
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